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App 6/8 FP 7/6 IL -? DO - San Francisco

Yeah, thanks : ) I won't miss them :)

I had my FP done on the same date in California, and also haven't got anything. I don't know if it's due to a name check procedure, summer vacation season or whatever, but a lot of folks who sent papers around mid june/ early july are still wating for their interview letters. What I want to say...

When I applied - yes, when I had AOS interview - no. When I applied for I-751 - no (approved without interview). You should be fine.

1. Bring the new ones just in case. It's good to have a proof of stable employment. 2. I didn't have any lease agreement either (both times - for I-485, and for I-751) - and got approved. Good luck!

Thank you guys, I will ask my hubby to file it. Kinda confusing though, when I called the misinformation line nobody even mentioned this form. I thought only AR-11 is needed... Anyways, thank you for your advice! What would I do without this forum... :rolleyes:

Ohaio Gozaimasu, I am not Japanese, but can read Hiragana... Really slow with Katakana and Kanji, though... Japanese is the most beautiful language ever. :)

Oh, crap. Really? Does it mean that I have to file the I-865 now, even though my application was already approved?

That is correct. Here is what USCIS Guide for Naturalization says: If you: Are currently married to and living with a U.S. citizen AND Have been married to and living with that same U.S. citizen for the past 3 years AND Your spouse has been a U.S. citizen for the past 3 years... Plus you...

I agree with Rex, Lunastar and everybody else - the wisest thing to do is to cunsult with a lawyer.

Rex is right. Ok, here's the thing: in order to apply for naturalization based on marriage to USC, you have to be a resident for 3 years (minus 90 days) AND still be married to the same US Citizen for 3 years (minus 90 days). That's the only way. Officers could be wrong sometimes. Anyways, she's...

She got het conditional GC in 2002, so she was qualified to apply for N-400 in 2005.

Sorry to hear about your problems, mate. Actually, as Patty was saying, you don't have to wait for the 2 year requirement if you are get divorce now. You can file your I-751 straight away. Look at the uscis website - they suppose to have the info about the I-751 waiver.

No problem! No, your husband doesn't have to file I-865 at all, cause you already have your conditional GC, right? If you were in the process of I-485, than yes, he should file it. But since you are already a permanent resident you sponsor doesn't have to file it. I also filed AR-11 (only!)...

You are more than welcome! Tell your friend to put a good bottle of vodka in the freezer and apply as soon as she can - seems like California Cervice Center is working really fast processing N-400 applications. If you need any help (supproting douments, application, etc) with N-400 let me know...

1. All you have to file is AR-11. There's not need for anything else. 2. You don't have anything pending yet since you are haven't send I-751 yet. 3.You can't e-file AR-11, only by mail. 4. Just print the form, put in the envelop and drop into the mail box :)

Hi, The only way to speed up her immigration process is to apply for citizenship. She could of done that a year ago, so now is a good time. I am also a Russian citizen who came here in 2001 (July), and got married in 2001 (Aug), got my GC in 2003 (also San Fran), and applied for I-751 in June...

Nothing's gonna happen. Just file the AR-11 when you can, but the sooner the better.

Ok, got ya. OK, here's the thing. It's the new procedure they follow, thus everybody gets these letters. I didn't because I applied in May 2005, and it all was different then. You'll be fine, don't worry. I-751 is not a priority application, it's a formality.